Paige Spiranac needs to embrace full integrity golf after putting incident, Trump's new hire & Ditka!

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Case in point, watch what happens when Paige Spiranac, the world's No.

1 ranked golf influencer, as named by OutKick, and her playing partner face what looks like a knock-in and move on putt.

Paige, who used to play in professional tournaments, pushes the putt only to be one-upped by her partner who pulls her putt to the left.

Are they just doing this for YouTube so men will keep watching? Could be.

Here's the problem: We have an integrity issue in this country when it comes to golfers claiming to be better than they are.

Golfers are calling four-footers gimme range.

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In case you can't visualize a 3-foot putt, we're talking the length of a guitar, or a youth baseball bat.